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Apple configurator your itunes store session has expired
Apple configurator your itunes store session has expired










apple configurator your itunes store session has expired

Also you can use generated certificate to, Jailbreak your device (iOS 11- iOS 14. I don't know why this issue doesn't exist on iOS 10 though.Free apple developer account for testing.

apple configurator your itunes store session has expired

And even after the session has expired, I can still load the apps without the prompt appearing, so I'm assuming it is just a one-time thing. Of course, it wouldn't give us a helpful message such as 'This iPad cannot connect to the internet', so it was purely by chance that I stumbled upon the solution.Īfter signing into the filtering on Safari, I can load the apps without getting the iTunes prompt. The prompt was appearing on some of the apps because it wasn't signed into the filtering system (or had expired since the last user session) and therefore could not connect properly to the internet. It's not a perfect system but I think it's the best we can do. Our iPads are shared between students so we have a filtering system in place which requires them to login on Safari and the session times out every hour (average length of lesson). Just wanted to update this thread I started by sharing what was causing the 'Sign in to iTunes Store' prompt we were getting with some apps on iOS11. Sign in to accept this app and assign it to your Apple ID.' And then it has blank boxes to input the ID and password with 'Cancel' and 'OK' buttons. The full message we get in the prompt is. To clarify, as I don't think I put it in the original post. Which one is most to blame, I don't know. So the issue seems to be a combination of the app version and iOS 11 and quite possibly Configurator too.

apple configurator your itunes store session has expired

However, the same version of the app running on iOS 10 does not show the prompt. So Pic Collage was loading fine with no prompt but as soon as I connected it to Configurator and updated the app, I get the prompt. The iPad I mentioned that was running 11.0.1 and was not getting the 'sign in.' prompt had older versions of some of apps compared to the iPad with the issue. I have some more info from my most recent testing which may help though. I have completely reset one of the iPads and found we still get the error. We did previously have an iTunes account assigned to it because we needed to with the old version of Configurator.












Apple configurator your itunes store session has expired